tmfmtm MaMMfl FMd, R. C
Mr 1*. IMS
WrlUng rK»ns and faclUUes are many and varied on Seymour
Johnson, but here is one to rank with the best of them—the bnci of
the 791st Squadron’s Day room. Mote the adequate qmce and light*
mg (acuities.
Here And There
Around S. J. Field
When a OI's folks come to visit him at Seymour Johnson Field
It’s a pretty hfl4>py occasion. So was this one, shown in a picture taken
at the Quest House. Left to rl^t: Joseph Schwarts, the faher; Leola
Sdiwars. the sister; Ffc. Dellmar Schwarts, the OI, and his mother,
Mrs. Schwarts. DeUmar k with the 797th T88. nie famUy k from
Watertown, Wis. Joe Sdbwarts and his dauShfer, Leota, work for a
ooncem whl^ manufactures dioes ofr the Army.
We don’t know the name of this OI but if be Is married—well, we
could say. ”lf his wife could see him now he'd never get to the office
or bis job on Mondays.” However, perbMw be learned that profes*
itn in the *
aional tooth qlutcfa on the clothespin I
^ Army.
Simply sergeants, evsn the WAOs have '
Cklmmbole, really the sivpty Sergeant for I
WAO itefsrnmmt, up Hm blshkets
to sew on har new set ^ '
„. le QiL Oarmd
■r Johokn FMld'e
had Ml kid tinw
Mo the Camouflage area of Seymour Jehneon
go students of the art of concealment, and
’ through the gate they can march proudly under the
sign: "Through This Portal Paso the Finest So •
diers in the World.”
One way to learn i^ane IdenUfloation is demon
strated by the day room of the 791st Squadrlm. TTie
boirs, during off duty hours, have put together these
plane likenesses on a govenunent pattern. Sitting
in a dtalr you can look up and see what it wcpuld
be like to visualise a Zero or s Helnkel at 900 feet.
The group in the background is polnUng at tbr
model of a B-17.
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